Morning light warms stone walls, water runs clear in narrow channels, and sheep bells carry from the slopes above the village. Footpaths rise towards the Ajvatovica valley, where meadows open under low ridges, and Travnik and Jajce sit a short drive away for castles and waterfalls.
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Top story from Mostar Start early when the stones are cool and the lanes are quiet. Cross Stari Most and watch the current fold under the arch, then pause for thick Bosnian coffee and a slice of kadaif by the river. Later, head to Blagaj where the river rises from the cliff beside the dervish house, or keep the late light for Kravica where fine mist lifts from emerald pools. If you have time, climb Počitelj’s tower for a view over tiled roofs and the Neretva. Read more in our Stari Most guide, Blagaj Tekija guide, Kravica Waterfalls guide and Počitelj fortress guide.
Brings mild days for village paths and the greenest meadows.
Warm with long light; start walks early and keep a shaded stop for later.
Offer clear air and soft colour on the slopes.
The annual Ajvatovica pilgrimage takes place once a year; check our event page for the latest details.
Many visitors can enter visa free for short stays. Check your country’s rules before you travel.
Local currency is the Convertible Mark. Cards are limited in small villages; carry cash for cafés and entries.
The centre is compact. Day trips run from Prusac or nearby Travnik with hotel pick up on many tours. Allow time for narrow valley roads.
Closed shoes with grip for cobbles and paths. A light layer for evening. Sun hat and water in summer.
Keep to marked paths, respect private courtyards and farm gates, and be quiet during religious services or events.
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Half a day covers the village and a hillside viewpoint. A full day lets you add an Ajvatovica valley route or a Travnik or Jajce pairing.
Yes for most ages on short paths and gentle gradients. Wear closed shoes and keep close near steps and edges.
It is held annually. See our Ajvatovica pilgrimage page for the latest dates and planning guidance.
You can explore the village on your own. A guide adds context on the site, local customs and the best routes for your time.
Yes. Many travellers do a morning in Prusac and an afternoon at Travnik Castle and Plava Voda.
A loop to Jajce for the waterfall and mills, or a countryside lunch stop between valleys.
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